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Except, isn't there a check valve at the expansion tank? Meaning, the pressure switch at the house wouldn't recognize the pressure drop?

Just finished mine this evening, ran one right out side the house, the other into the building. It's the only way to fly, might as well run a drain line while you're in there.

I don't follow "four 4's" could you elaborate?

Opinion on this box? not having to buy the breakers would be a good thing. http://delaware.craigslist.org/for/993201397.html

Anyone else share in that opinion? Remember, 130 feet.:)

I'm going to spend around $4,500 for 32X50 X 5" ($1,200 labor to pour and finish). I am doing all the prep other than the forms, no wire, just stealth fiber.

No and No. I have a 140K BTU oil fired Modine ceiling mount going in, it draws 10 FL amps. Water heater if there ever was to be one would be a tiny on-demand unit for the sink, doubtful that will ever happen though.

1) Yes 2) can, would rather not, but will if necessary. 3) No, probably DON'T need that much, I am very conservative with my consumption, will be installing T-8 fixtures, my compressor is relatively small, ~15 FLA. 4) Compressor, probably 120V mig, lift, not much else, commercial garage door...

I have a 130 foot run, looking to put a 100 amp service in my new pole building. Only about 24' of it is underground, the rest will be run in my basement. I have 2" conduit going in the ground tomorrow morning. I've read a lot about this quadplex, 2-2-2-6 (or whatever). Would that work for...

I would add 8' in one direction and 6 in the other. Size matters, no matter how big you build it, but 20X24 seems quite small.

Sometimes referred to as "Duckbills".

Well, that isn't exactly a rave review. Although, I would ultimately look to the installer on those issues, as they were the ones that really sold you the door. The price seems very fair (as long as the quality is there).

Honestly, I haven't seen a scale used in three years. Since they came out with the OFPD, there is no need for it. Fill it up till liquid liquid comes out the breather.

Must have hit the zero key too many times inadvertently.

If you have a "Flying J" truck stop around you, they charge by the gallon (the only way anyone should be. It's up pretty high now, I think just under $3.00 a gallon, still only $13.00 for a 20lb. cylinder near me.

I think your camera is drunk. Other than that, cool stuff!

In our last house I installed a urinal in the detached 3 car. $180.00 from Lowes, done deal. People got a kick out of it too, was well worth the money.

Can you tell me which model (ie, 1000I, 2000I or a wind rated door)? Also, did you install yourself? As Bigdav stated, I am really considering this route for two reasons, cost is one. The other is the fact that I hate to put up a building with a 14' eve, then have a monster door hanging at...

It is a R-14 steel backed (like a freezer panel, injected foam) panelized door, two 12X24 windows. Same door totally uninsulated was going to run $1,800 a piece, same company.

I pay .06 per pound (in 3000lb totes). Comes out to around $2,900 for a full truck including all the fees for pallets and sacks. Full flatbed tractor trailer will hold 14-15 pallets, (14 legally). So, 44K lbs, less than $3grand and it's lasts me around 3 months. I gave a buddy of mine two...